The Forrest City times., 1887-12-17
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Messrs. Russell Graham G CO.. have received two carloads of the famous Tennessee Wagons, and are selling them at prices which cant be beat Farmers, and others will save money by calling and taking advantage of the marvellous bargains which this firm is offering in wagons.
 In noticing the death of Mir. Sembler we should have said J. K. Sembler instead of A. J. Sembler. | The latter is al,ve and we trus, well, while tho former lies cold in the grave. He was seventy six years of age, and dIed in the Methodist Episcopal faith, Novem. Der 18th 1887.
 W. T. Horton called in to sec us Saturday and left us the feet of an owl, winch he killed in his hen house few nights ago. The biid measured four feet and eleven inches from tip 10 tip of wings. He says the owl was beauty and the largest he ever saw. The feet may be seen at this office.
 k. J. Bea1lcy desires to remind his numerous friends Tn Torres, City that he is still with the old reliable flrm of E. c. Badley 6 O., of Mariana, Ark dealers in F,nc Wines, Liquors, Cigars, etc. All orders sent to Mir. Beazley will re- ceive his prompt attention. Jug orders gwen special attention.
 Christmas buyers arc delighted with tho great display of bargains in curious, useful and ornamental articles at J. E. Ketchem's. There, is something, to gratify every tastc-Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, Slverware, etc.-It you wish to mako few or many, cheap or costly, presents here is tho best place from which to select.
 If you have any interest m the future pros perity of your sons and daughters you should by all means write to N. A. Stone. President, of the Little Rock Commercial Col lcge in Little Rock, and receive a catalogue of bis institution. This school prepares young ladies and gentlemen for the active duties of busin ess and puts them on road that leads to a higher sphere Tn life.
 We have taken great pans to tell you the good news, and we think you will be a queer chicken, if you do not feel enough interest in your own welfare to drop in and see tho fine goods at J. k Ketchcm's. and lot him prove te you that he is fully prepared to save you money and at the same tune furnish you with the latest and best in beautiful Christmas gifts. His IS a novel line of goods.
 We take special pleasure in calling your attention to the adver- tisement of Messrs. Kirby & Wo- mack, in another column. These gentlemen are building a new business house on South Front street, and will occupy 1t in a few days. They have all the latest improved tools and are hard workers and enterprising They ask share ofthe public patronage, and they deserve consideration. Give them call.
 Our Mr. Lsndvoigt, of Memphis, spent Sunday in town. He says. "when TIE TINES has sufficient support, I will move over aLd be- come a citizen of Forrest City" Mir. l.. isa writer of superior ability and a thorough gentleman, and we we will use our utmost in- nuencc 10 procure the above change. Let every o,tixen of St. Francis help bring about the de- sired patronage. We want 1000 more paying subscribers and in- creased advertising patronage.
 The champion walking man of the world says the use of Pem- bertons Wine Coca prevents iatlgue and enables him to keep going. Prmbcrtons Wine Coca is becoming more celebrated than any other remedy for nervous affections. 1t has proven invaluable in debility, nervousness dyspepsia, op'um hab- its, shattered nerves, female in- fermities, etc. It improves the appetite; cnriches the blood, rein vigoratcs every organ and faculty; Tis prescribed by the Physicians sold by H. Evans & Co.,, Beware of imita ions. Get History Coca